Maslow's Theory of Motives, Which Group of Motives Are Said

question 35

Multiple Choice

Maslow's theory of motives, which group of motives are said to be uniquely human?

• A) deficiency motives
• B) being motives
• C) physiological motives
• D) homeostatic motives

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